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A free attraction can be more expensive than a ticketed one?

Price is not the only currency people spend.

Free experiences can consume scarce resources such as time, energy, and attention.

People instinctively compare prices, yet some of the largest travel costs never appear on receipts.

A free attraction that requires hours of waiting may consume something more limited than money: time. The hidden mechanism is that humans often overvalue free things because the financial cost is visible while opportunity cost remains invisible.

A free attraction can be more expensive than a ticketed one?

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